Sentence examples for on certainly from inspiring English sources

A former No 10 adviser also told The Times: "No one apart from Lansley had a clue what he was really embarking on, certainly not the Prime Minister.

The conversation is going on certainly.

E: Something is going on, certainly.

From early on, certainly from Cyrus's conquest of Babylon in 539BC, this was an empire based on acknowledging difference: of faith (the rights of different religious groups were recognised and protected), of custom (national habits and administrations were not disturbed), even of trading (some parts of the empire had coinage, others not).

In a statement sent to the news media, Mr. Wilkins, 65, said that he might have been able "to hold on, certainly until January 2003," but that it was in the best interest of the party, which he built almost singlehandedly, to quit.

Mr. Goodman forgets -- and apparently doesn't want us reminded -- that at that time there were places in America where more than a class struggle was going on: certainly the miners of "Bloody Harlan County" would have called it by a harsher name, as would those who survived the machine-gun fire on the Ford picket line, where 17 men were shot down for daring to ask that their union be recognized.

My partner and I haven't used a strap-on, certainly not since we moved from the other flat last year.

Mourinho is moving on, almost certainly to Real Madrid.

ON one level, certainly, the pouch is irresistible.

"And taking on Kathryn is certainly taking on life".

"He is an unbelievable factor on both ends, certainly on defense," Self said.